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04/01/92

Child Watch Visitation Program Sample Materials Appendix

Sample materials for creating a Child Watch Program from 1992.

1993

Progress and Peril: Black Children in America

This study explores the primary responsibility that the Black community owes to the Black child and how the Black Community Crusade for Children will address the needs and challenges being faced by Black children in our society. The responsibility of taking care of all children rests with all of us, Black and White, but the study focuses on what Black communities can and must do to save Black children.

1993

Child Watch Visitation Program Issue: Community Violence

A manual for developing a Child Watch visitation program that addresses community violence.

1993

Facing the Facts: A Progress Report on Ohio's Black Children

This report provides information and data on the status of black children in Ohio. It offers recommendations for public policy and private action on behalf of Ohio's black children and families.

04/01/93

Child Watch Visitation Program Manual (1993)

A manual for building a local Child Watch program.

04/01/93

Child Watch Visitation Program Sample Materials Appendix

Sample materials for creating a Child Watch Program from 1993.

1995

The State of America's Children Yearbook 1995

Released 1995. A comprehensive review of national and state-by-state data on child poverty, health, child welfare, youth at risk, early childhood development, education, nutrition, and housing.

03/01/95

Children in the States 1995

Released 1995. A compilation of data on various aspects of children's well-being gathered from federal and state government agencies.

1996

The State of America's Children Yearbook 1996

Released 1996. A comprehensive review of national and state-by-state data on child poverty, health, child welfare, youth at risk, early childhood development, education, nutrition, and housing.